Dot and friends at Municipal Pier (now Navy Pier) in downtown Chicago, July 2, 1916
Album 3, Part 2 (pages 11-18)
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Dot and friends at Municipal Pier (now Navy Pier) in downtown Chicago, July 2,
1916
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Still at the pier. These are probably Christian Endeavor friends from Crawford
Congregational.
Dot second from left and Edna second from right.
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Christian Endeavor outing?
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Dot is second from left, then Edna Cullison
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Dot, Agnes Vogel, and Edna Cullison.
Note the elaborate chair and wallpaper, and cast iron stove and chimney.
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Same picture, close-up of busts
| Dot is on the left with her best friends Agnes Vogel (center) and Edna Cullison (right). They met at the Crawford Congregational Church at 2614 Keeler Avenue in Chicago, which was the center of their lives for many years and Dot's until she moved to Palatine in about 1958. Agnes married Dot's brother Bert and Edna married her brother Ernest, so both were our aunts when we came along. |
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Dot's Sunday School class assemble in front of Crawford Congregational Church for outing.
The church was on Keeler Ave. near 26th street
and was the center of Dot's social life.
When she and Ed Lindberg returned to Chicago with their children it was the
family church through the 30's to 50's.
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Group on a tram during outing.
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The beach was their destination.
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More fun.
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Another picture of the tram. Dot is on the left.
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Dot's friends at Garfield Park, about 4 miles north of 3149 Karlov.
Agnes Vogel to right of vase, Edna Cullison on far right.
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Dot, Agnes Vogel and Edna Cullison at Garfield Park